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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-01
TEMPERANCE.
THOUGH NOT THE BOWL I'
A Drunkard's Warming.

A Drunkard's Warning.
Touch not the sparkling bowl,
Taste not its waters bright;
Twill fill with fire thy soul,
And dim thy youthful sight.
Touch not the sparkling bowl;
Although It's bright and fair,
Its magic can't be told,
Yet death lies hidden there.
Touch not the sparkling bowl;
Twill poison with its breath;
Beneath its surface roll
The seeds of strife and death.
Touch not the flowing bowl,
But Spurn 1t as your foe;
With grief twill fill thy soul
And strew thy path with woe.
Touch not the drunkard's bowl;
I've drank it to its dregs,
And now my inmost soul
is filled with grief and rage.
Touch not the sparkling bowl;
There IS Il better fOunt,
Where crystal waters flow.
" And living streams gush out.
Touch not the sparkling bowl,
But drink from Natures spring
DethrOne King Alcohol.
And shout Cold Water King.
Old Paper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-01

DR.. FELTON,, the energetic retormer
of Georgia, has begun vigorous war
fare against the family wine rooms"
of Atlanta. He wants to get $40, 900
license fee imposed upon them.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-01

The Waltham Tunes is only twenty
days old, but PRO Bono Publico"
already appears in its columns. can
Old Subscriber" will soon be heard
from. N. Y. independent
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-01

The road to prosperity goes directly
past the distilleries, without stopping.
-MAitehG1 2imeS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-01

Women in Japan no longer blacken
their teeth, and they now smile in all
their native comeliness.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-01

The theory that badness is caused
by heating the hair with gaslight would
have been interesting to Rameses ii. Of
Egypt, who was as bald as a pumpkin
The gaslight at Tanis 5000 years ago
WASH Remarkably hot, either. --Spri,ag-
field Union.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
Free Trade.
Attest:
C. MAYO, Clerk,

The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking off of revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, DO doubt
has largely benefited the consumers,
as we'll as relieving the burden of home
manufacturers. Especially is this the
case with GREEN'S August Flower and
Boschee's German Syrup, as the reduc-
ton of thirty-six cents per dozen, has
been added to increase the size of the
bottles containing these remedies,
thereby giving one-tifth more medicine
in the rs cent size.
The August Flower for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, and the German
Syrup for Cough and Lung troubles,
have perhaps, the largest sale of any
medicines in the world. The advan-
tage of increased size of the bottles
will be greatly appreciated by the sick
and afflicted, in every town and village
in civilized countries Sample bottles
for 10 cents remain the same size. 2
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
HAS ANY ONE SEEN MY LOVE?
HAS ANY ONE SEEN MY FAIRE
PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF POLICE
TOWN OF OPELOUSAS.
OPELoUsAs, La, JAN. 5th, 1887.
AN ORDINANCE.

OPELOUsAs, La, JAN. 5th, 1887.
AN ORDINANCE.
Permitting and providing for markets
to be kept in the town of Optlousas.
outside of the regularly appointed
Market House; fixing and imposing the
tax or due, upon the meats of each and
every head of horned cattle, sheep or
hog, or any part thereof, and fish and
game, and providing for the collection
thereof.
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Police
of the town of Opelousas, That from
and after the promulga Of this Ord
nance, that market, for the sale OF
meats of the Beef, Cow, Sheep and Hog
kind and fish and game, may be Kept
and sold in the town of Opelousas, out
side OF the regularly appointed Market
House in said town.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained etc,
That the meat of each and every head
of horned cattle, Sheep or Hog, or any
part thereof, sold or exposed for sale, in
any market, or place used as such, or
within the corporate limit of Opelor
shall be subject to a daily tax or uut,
as hereinafter imposed, to be paid by
the person or persons vendidg the same,
or exposing the same for sale, as fol-
lows, wit: list. For the meat, or any
part of the meat, of each and every
head of horned cattle of two years old
and upwards, thirty-fve cents, 35c. }
I'd. For the meat, or any part thereof,
of each and every head of horned cattle
under two years old, twenty cents, (20c.)
3rd. For the meat, or any part thereof,
of each and every head Of Sheep or
Hog, fifteen cents, 5c.)-Provided
that no tax or due will be collected
twice on the same animal.
SEC g. Be it further ordained, etc,
That all vendors of fresh Fish shall pay
fifty cents (50c.) day, and all vendors
of Game shall pay twenty-five cents
(25c.) day, for the selling of the same
within the corporate limits of the town.
Sec. A. Be it further ordained, ETC.,
That it shall be the duty of the Collec-
tor of the Board, to daily demand and
receive the taxes and dues, laid or I'M
posed herein, to recei pit for the same,
and to make weekly settlements of all
monies collected hereunder, after first
deducting his commission of five per
cent, upon each and every dollar there
of.
SEC. 5. Be it further ordained, ETC.,
That this Ordinance shall take effect
from and after PRONUNCIATION thereof.
| The Board adjourned subject to call
H. E. EsTORGE,
| Attest: President.
G.. MAYO, Clerk,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
"LOvE IS ENOUGH. ="
HER ANSWER.

If all the year was summertime,
And all the aim of life
Was Just to Tilt ON like a rhyme,
ThenI would be your wife.
If all the days were August days,
And crowned with golden weather,
How happy then through green clad ways
two could stray togetheri
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
THE LEGEND or CHATEAU DOR

By st. Malo on the sea.
Quaintest town in Brittany;
On q worn and sea-swept headiand stands the
crllmbling Chateau dor.
Frowning from its dizzy height,
Over surging waters white.
And white sea birds shriily calling round its
towers erermore.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION A. AZ on

rronorod 70 furnish all classes with employ
,an+ Of home the whole of the time, or for
their snare q, moments. Business new light and
profitable Persons Of either sex easily ssd earn
1870, ~ ann, nv deyoting all their time to the
Posness sun Boys snd girls nearly
AZ men That ali who see this may send their
address and test the business Ws maze Me W ths
sand one dollar to pay for the trouble of writ
fe G Fun particulars and outfit free Address
Dee. 4-ly.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
my HEART is THINE"

When springs first violet on the gale
Her tender perfume filings;
When, deep in some sequestered vale,
The thrush his love tale sings;
When all bright things Of earth and sky
In hymns Of praise combine
One song, one pray'r, alone breathe /:
Sweet love, wilt thou be miner
Love is enough, why should We care for faFse'
Ambition is most unpleasant guest;
It lures us with the glory Of a name
Far from the happy lands of peace and res'.
Let us stay here in this secluded place,
Made beautiful by loves endearing grace
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12

How can waltz Oh, love, how can wait
Until the sunlight of your eyes shall shine
Upon my world, that seems SO desolate?
Until your hand clasp warns my blood like
wine;
Until you come again, o love of mine,
How can wait my ValentineG -
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
OPELOUSAS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Opelousas. st. Landry Par. La.


rHyHgS gNsTHTUTEON will resume du-
flies Monday, September 9Th, 1886, under the
Immediate supervisiOn OF Mrs. NJ. Nj. Hayes
and Mrs NJ A. Davis, with competent assist
ants. The scolastic year consists OF tort!
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Preparatory Department, per month : 90 90
Academic . W
Music. with use of piano GU
Boarding, including washing, lights
and fuel. per month .-----.--.-.. 10 w
Embroidery, wax flowers, painting,
drawing. each. extra 10 w
Incidental fee. w
DISCIPLINE.
The government Of this school is strict but
narental. no hard tasks or restrictions are I'M
posed but every student mast comply with the
rules. and must prepare up to the measure OF
her ability, the lessons assigned. .-
Our course of study and mode OF instruction
are designed to train the mind to the naDlts OF
correct thinking and thorough investigations
No student will he allowed to enter hlgher
classes without thorough preparation Parents
and guardians may rest assured that the man,
ners health and morals OF their cmlufen ana
wards shall receive due attention
No deduction for absence, unless III case OF
nrotracted illness. The location o! thls town ls
healthful and easy of access. me boardlhS
depar+,nent is under the immediate charge OF
Mrs hayes BOarders will provide themselves
with btS pk ITS ard toWels
'oi pa Mos, Nj NJ. HAYES.
,,u orincr,Oa
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
FOs. Sale or Rent.

vHyHE Pierre Michel Plantation, situated be
III tween Washington and op naov ca, P me
OF the nnest plan HAGERTY 4 HARDY,
Vi az Guy 70 % Washington, La.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
Now all nature seemed in love and birds

NOW al nature Seemeu III IOVe anu UITU8
had drawn their valentine
Apollo has peeped through the shutter,
And awakened the witty and fair;
The boarding school bellies in fiutter,
The twopenny posts in despair
The breath of the morning is tiinging
A magic on blossom and spray,
And cockneys and sparrows are singing
In chorus on Valentines day.
PRAED.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-02-12
Tenantless, and cold, and gray

Tenantless, and cold and gray
Are its stately halls to-day,
That once echoed with the footballs of a woman
wondrous fair;
And the gilded gate is rust,
And the turrets moldering dust
Where she watched the white sailed ships from
her easement high in air.
There for years she lived in grace
In that solemn stony place,
Alone with weird wind voices and the waves Tor
company;
And no fisher maid, they said,
Earned so hard her bitter bread
As this gentle, fair haired woman IN her caste oy
the sea.
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue oi decd ni trust executed
nv NJ. Ashford linn and America Iina
10 Wm.G Brown on the 10th day of juno,
1856 and recorded M trust ,ieed book Nc.
go. W. the office of tho clerk 81 the cOt nty
court OF Preston county. West Va. The
undersigned trustee Will, at tho place
where The mill. &c, mentioned In said
doei OF trust nov stand near the town
or RoedSviilo. Preston county, w Va.
beginning At o'clock, p m.. on the
2:st DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887,
80 Il public auction o. tho highest bid
der, the following desrribed property con-
veyed by said deed pf trust, t0-Hii:
a PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL,
together with the engine. boiler, pumps,
SAWS, holn. carrage-. fixtures uni APP
purienancps thereto belnn kinV. Sail Jaw
mill j. Of tho A r. FAtquAhr inanuftr
turc, AMI - now lOcAted near the said
town ~ Rcpdsville.
TERMS or SALE The said property
viii be sud Tor onr-thirl a. u snd ihe
rem tindpr iu two equal snuu II payment
tie purchaser giving interest nt-frinl
notes with approve per anal security
tor the deferred payments
oct. d. 1897. WI q Brown
lO274 Trustee
The above sale Is continued until rel,-
rusTy ~. 1888
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From Gorne,,s Gleaner Eor Inn


Over ten years ago Lum Smith, of
the Philadelphia Public Heiald, 4"
became an enthusiast on the subject of
exposing and fighting the frauds who
manage to live by preying on the un-
suspecting public. He ignored con-
ventionaI methods, pulled off his coat,
rolled up his sleeves, aud started in TO
bury the beats in Oblivion. The gen
cral public, for whom the fight was
waged, looked on with an amused smile
and kindly allowed Mr.. Smith to-
fight He kept the contest up for a
dozen years, at the expense of his own
purse and person, aud then concluded
he had done enough He turned his
attention to producing first-class lit
erary and general paper, copy of
which lies before us as we write, aud it
seems the great public has at last apprc-
ciated his wonderful pluck and energy,
as it takes and pays for from 80, 900 to
200 600 copies of the Public Herald
every issue We congratulate Mr.
Smith If any of our readers desire to
see copy of the ilcrald--which from
the mere force Of habit continues to be
terror to evil doers--send FIVE cents
to Lum Smith, 70G Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia. 80 cents a year.
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THE BIC RACE f.!
FOR THE NEW FIRM AT
Rockville.


Elmo Neck Ties, only 20 cents
All " oil Dress G. puds, u inches wide
q cents n VArls
Common lilNcS Dress Goods. 3 and Z
ci'utS ward
Extra Heavy 26 inch n ,nnHl. 25 cents
l.adies Lace collars. "uiv g cents
Extra Fine Derby Hats, only So cents.
worth So 10
Good Heavy Roots. only 81 Is
FIN" Cstf-Skin Roots, 81 25 worth 81 ~
'hil't"rs He"vv Shoes, 5u cents
Good T. dies Shuns Al
Fnll line of Stoves. Grain, Flour and
SIT go lStHntlv IN hand
| viii remail with NJ Walls fn n
short time and | AK continuance Of
dealing from INV MANY patrons, aud
thAuking you inr vour mast patronage
remain Yours truly
Russell * kEACHY
For Sblumun Walls
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let that Geld Of yours run on. You think
70 is Tight Thing. Bu' my iur into
catsrrh. or into pneum init or con
sumption,
Catsrrh De- disgusligg Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself
The breathing apparatus must bo kept
hetlthv snt clear fall distractions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts. held,
nose. throat, br,uq1lu tub,s AMI lungs,
can be Delightfully."- and entirely cured
by the use Of B0scboe's Uermsn Syrup.
+ You don't know this aiceHdv. thous-
auds uf pe, pie csn l.il gou They have
heeu cured bv DO, and ''lznOw INV 30 is
themselves" bottle only cents. Ask
any druggists.
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PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL.

Report for month ending Dec. 9 :
Enrolment, 80; average daily att, n.
dance, 80; pupils who made an aver.
age of 90 per cent, aud over: Shiloah
Christopher, Gertie Gribhle. Zettie
Grihhle, Lizzie Gale, Annie Boggrrs,
Orpha Christopher, /. j. Walls. Or.
mond Walls, Homer Walls. Charles
Gribble, Ralph Christopher.
ID. g. WRIGHT. Teacher.
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IT, X. List To Tbo4. W. Anderson --
acres iD Lyon district
NJ and l.. t. Ward 81 al n Mary y.
Perkins. l(7 ucres in Reno di.'rirt,
David Martin to Jno. =. White, "a acres
in KinVwOod district.
NJ. +. Pell 10 same, 20 acres in King.
wood district.
Mary 4. Grosscup to " u. Glover, lot
s. in Terra Alta.
Same - same. lot % ir Terra Alta.
J.. =. Parks Is ~. W. Nell see deed.
VIM. ~. jenkins 10 Elliott McJenkin-
50 acres 10 Pleasant district.
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ELLA CopEMAN, Teacher
GRANGE HALL SCHOOL

For the month en- iing D,c Is.
1877: Number nf pHpils ,nr"llcd.
81; per cent, "f daily attendance,
Sc; names OF those neither abs M
nor tardy are as fellows: Cora
Stemple. Maurice Stcmple. els de
Stcmplc, Nelson Caldwell. Harvey
SIicrnger and Charley Ilardcs,v.
JENNtE Loan.
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County and State News.

Three days more and Xmas will
he here.
Last Saturday was payday on the
h. & T.
We do all kinds of job work al
this Office.
Mrs. James Worthington is suffer.
irg from q severe cold.
Who are the candidates for election
On the 5th OF next month?
The depot at this place will he
completed by tomorrow or next day.
Rev. Weekly is conducting pro-
tractcd meeting at No. 7 school.
house.
James r. Wolf. the Tunnelton
blacksmith, died of typhoid fever on
Wednesday.
TIE Grafton Eagle expects to run
their presses by steam power in
short time.
Go to Worthington's for fine oys
t,rs. He will have plenty of them
to morrow evening.
Uncle Sam" will deliver the pres
ents OF the postofiice Saturday night
in the M. L. Church.
Lee Driven arrived at home last
Saturday from the University to
spend the Christmas vacation.
A number Of our citizens make
daily trips to the railroad 10 watcl
the progress of trsck.laying.
Ezri Teets, residing on the Conner
farm near Niles, will have a grand
shooting match on Saturday, the "a
Candidates for the lucrative Offices
of mayor, recorder and councilmeI
should announce themselves in th
ARGUS.
We understand that wedding No
2, in which citizen OF Kingwoo i,
interested, will take place in the near
future
Reading circle for this districl
meets at the Academy on Saturday
afternoon. Every teacher in tho dis.
trict should attend.
Mrs. Jane Westerman, Of Tunnel
ton, is lying at the point Of death
and We understand all hope Of her
recovery has been abandoned.
w. II. Bell contemplates erecting
a new planning mill in the near ~
ture, on the upper part Of his lot in
the Kemble addition.
w. Scott Garner is in town tbis
week looking after the interests OF
the Cleaner. His paper will be more
readable in the future than IL has ever
been.
The. simplest, safest and sures
means to relieve the baby Of collie
and induce slumber is DR. Bulps Ba
by Syrup. Price only % cents q
bottle.
Mrs. Michael Conley, Of Tunnel.
ton, Is suffering from a peculiar com.
plant. About two months ago her
feet began to swell after which she
was seized with severe gripping in the
stomach which nothing will relieve
her but belching. She has been
suffering for about two months and
is now greatly Frustrated.
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mat4Ied.

On November 2s.'IsS7. at tho residence
Of ) iIuggins, 10y ne Rev. u T.. Seulres
John ". McGnnTs and Mry A. Lip
ssoml.
On December II. 1887. At tho residence
OF Alfred shsGer 10y the Roy. y r.
Y der, George w Bohr and Agnes v.
Smaller.
on December ID, 1857, at tho Wesley
VI. y. church, by tho Rev. ". 81. Shaw,
Jeremiah b. Wright and Minnie A. Cal
vert
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Christians Aud New Years
ENcurNt4u Tickets

Tue Passenger Department ot tho
Baltim"re aud Otis Rdirpal Company
announce thai. Ia ,"cnr.l,1r" - ith they
usual custu.u, -, viii Nril ENrnrsin,
Tickets during ~" " lid, vs. hCtwCo., ,ll
stations East "f the ohio River.
Tickets will he ~old oh Dar. ~ 24,h
25th' th, 30th. 3iSt, 1887. Md Jan. Is,
AMI 81, lSNS. g'"d Tor return passage un-
iii Jan. -. 1888.
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DlCD Se. wender, evisr-In thousands
IITEITI0V has revnlutionized the
IlIulI Nv lworld during tho Last bali

century. Not ieHst among the wonders
"r inventive progress is - method ani
system at WORT that c'n he performed
all over The country without generating
tlie workers from tIeir homes. Paw
liberal: any one can do the work: oithet
sex. vOupR ur old, no special ability r'-
quired. Capital not ueeded; yoI are
starip d free. Cut th's out and return 70
ms and we will sOnd you free, something
of crest value aud importance To- Won,
that will start vnu In uaineHs- which
will bring Won Ia more money right away
than anything else ia the wnrld. GRAND
O1t,Gt nee Address TRUE r. Co, Augusta,
Maine. II Il ~
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II Won ara sick simmons Liver Reun-
htor win surely aid nature m Masking
you wet ~ you ara cosiive or dyspeptie
or are suffering from any other or tla
numerous diseases ol the liver. Stom tcI
or Bowels 30 is your own lauu or Won
remgin W Tor simmons Tivor Regulator
ls n sovereign remedy in aH such com
plants Take only the genuine, which al-
ways has on the wrapper tn3 red u Trade
mark anil signature OIL ~ Toilio g. Co.
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QInIIIVl,ewar'l"d mr." those WI" read

DI1III Vlteward"d nrF those WIN read
WIliILi dis aud then act: thew viz fnl
hnnorabl. emplOvment that will not TAKE
them rom their homes aud families Tue
profits are large nnd sure Tor every IN
dustrious person. nauV have M ode auI
are nos making several hundred dollars
month. II IN easy for any one Ia make
s. aud upwards per Law. who u willing
To work. Either sax. Young az old; " -
it.l not nee led! VIZ start Nou Kvervthihy
new. Nm SpScial ability require; ynn,
r"ad"r, cen do ~ ~ well as any one.
W rite Ia ~ ~ once tor tull particul ara
viii IN wa mil Tree. Address SunsoH
& co Portland, Name
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ALBRIGHts MILL SCHOOL

For the month ending Dec. 8:
Enumeration SO, enrolled 81. ay rag.
daily attendance %. per cent daily
attendance 81.
Neither absent nor tarly 4, Add,
Dosia. and Allie White and Gar ,,d
COpeman.
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Church Notices.

Pges6ytcriSa CaHreh Rec. Samuel Grd-
han. Is'sto''. reaching every sl,ernale
Sabbath at 1920 n. m and : 80 y. m. Sun
dsy-scsool at p. m. Prayer meeting
sVery Wednesday evening a. 80 u. m.
Baptist Chgret.-No regular pas tor al
present.
Il. ". Il. ChAreR. No regular pastor OF
present.
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county has citizen &ho claims the
exclusive right to knock the bottom
out of things, and he will no, sllow
anyone tn usurp his rights.
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ADVERTISING RATES

Transient advertisements will e in
serted f0t 81 per itch fer FIRST insertion
sad fiity cents per iTseh for each addition
nj Insertion.
Personal commu aications inserted tor
&c cents mn inch.
Local notices coats per line.
Poetry 8 cents per lime.
r; Battered at Kingwood PSst ONCE ~
sceoBd class mail ualter.
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December TO- 1879, Mrs, Susannab
Smith was appointed Curator OF the es-
tate Of Jessie slniti,, NIec'd! bond 800 g
W. Crawford, surety.
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STORY A CLARK ORLEANS.

These arc wall-known And thoroughly
reliable uf>truineuts. hive Tho metal
stop Knnb, which n idS very much tO the
appearance ct ala organ. Handsome
caHe-purn sweet toms.
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hui, .,us, tac '.-..R az, estimated
at from $4,000 IL s25.OAO. with a
small insurance Court was to have
commenced in ST. q, urge On that day
but after the Ore Judge Ice dismissed
the juries, and no term of court will
he la until Mex MAY.
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Societies..

R"i1hts # EIthios - Lodge meets every
Tuesday evel ing at their hal, over %
II. JackSon's store
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The Bo>incSs Portion oT tho rsun
a uasS OF ssuias

WANN OF Hutns.
At 8 o'clock last Friday morning
the alarm o. fir was raised in ~.
George, and the resr portion of the
Talbot House was found to he
seething mas of flame when Il was
found Impossible tosare tho h0iliiue
'tc furniture ws~ removed and cycry
eiar. we". fN unir.. '.anin- prop.
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N. 4 d. Time Table.

Trains leave Tunnelton station as